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What Are The Odds?
Posted by
Cribinater
(VIP) 12 Jul 2024 2:51pm
Hi. Just finished a ticket game. Final 2 hands. Both hands were 19's. As in zero points. Zeros occur about 7.5% of the time. But 2 in a row? Give me strength. 💪
Posted by
221bBakerSt
(VIP) 14 Jul 2024 12:16am
Odds are just the same as if you were flipping a coin. Just because it landed heads once or twice, or 100 times does not mean that it could or could not happen again. The odds for flipping a coin are 50% regardless of how many times in a row you flip. Odds of a zero hand are close to 8%, or about one in every 12 hands. More often than players think. You may not have a blank hand for the next 100 hands after two in a row. Doesn't mean the odds change.
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